Sentence examples for agendas set out from inspiring English sources

And it is an indication that the agendas set out by Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush could prove overly ambitious even in this age of fiscal plenty.

Prof West said Sir Howard was still negotiating his start date with Liverpool, but "technically" he had already taken him over as acting vice-chancellor at UWE. "The university is in a very strong position to deliver on the agendas set out.

That is the agenda set out today.

The agenda set out several goals to be accomplished by Nov. 6.

He made it clear that he believed that the country's best teachers and heads were the "rebels" who delivered despite the system rather than those who followed the agenda set out for them.

They suggested that, contrary to some predictions, Britain's hybrid government may be surprisingly well adapted to the age of austerity.On the face of it, the agenda set out in the Queen's Speech looks big and comprehensive.

NCS is a key part of the "big society" agenda set out by the prime minister earlier this week in Liverpool, and will involve activities designed to introduce young people to the concept of civic responsibility as they make the transition into adulthood.

The left-of-centre, traditional agenda set out by Ed Miliband would appear to have been decisively rejected.

The coalition's transparency agenda, set out by Prime Minister David Cameron, set objectives to strengthen public accountability, to support public service improvement by generating more comparative data and increasing user choice.

A spokesperson for the WJEC said: "Our view is that this body also needs to be independent of awarding organisations, especially as it manages the risks associated with the ambitious qualifications development agenda set out by the Review of 14-19 Qualifications".

The Conference adopted the Agenda set out in Appendix A to this Report.